Woodlands National Park Safety Briefing and Incident Overview

Welcome and Safety Information

Introduction:
- Woodlands National Park is excited to share safety information with guests.
- Emphasis on guest safety and unique park residents.
Park Residents:
- Walkers:
  - Invisible giants from 12 to 45 ft tall.
  - Detectable with thermal imaging equipment.
  - Interference with radio signals.
- Wendigo:
  - Predatory creatures with a taste for human flesh.
  - Weak spot is the heart.
- Cave Critters:
  - Six-limbed creatures that can infect or kill humans upon biting.
Safety Recommendations:
- Avoid caves like tempting but dangerous chocolate cake.
- Rangers available for assistance.
- Liability waivers required for entry.

Cover-up Culture:
- Corporate strategies to conceal incidents as wildlife attacks.
- Witnesses of events are eliminated or silenced.
Teenagers’ Adventure and Tragic End:
- Group goes camping, plans to avoid ranger patrols.
- Encounter with creatures leads to deaths and panic.
- Rangers discuss handling the cover-up to protect corporate interest.

Internal Ranger Dialogue:
- Dealing with emotional and ethical conflicts.
- Acknowledgment of systematic cover-up and potential involvement in heinous acts.
Corporate and Supernatural Conspiracy:
- Discovery of a central tree that feeds on victims, providing longevity to corporate executives.
- Plan to destroy the tree to end the cycle of death and exploitation.

Action Taken:
- Rangers decide to destroy the tree using fire.
- Successful execution of the plan results in destruction of creatures and the death of executives.
Aftermath:
- Park closure due to fire and mysterious deaths of executives.
- Individuals begin to reflect on the possibility of living without secrets or fear.

Theme of Redemption and Freedom:
- Characters find resolution and a return to humanity after dismantling the oppressive system.
- Future plans to live without secrets and face the consequences honestly.